Celebrating the Legacy
SF PRIDE Pro-Am Golf Tournament
The World's First PGA-Endorsed LGBTQ+ Sporting Event
A Landmark Event in LGBTQ+ Sport History (2019-2025) • TPC Harding Park
Partnering for Equality
Over its rich history, the SF Pride Pro-Am Golf Tournament has raised more than $300,000 for local LGBTQ+ community programs, powered by dedicated corporate partners who stand for inclusion and equity.
Total Raised
Directly supporting SF Pride's Community Partners Program, funding vital local non-profit initiatives across the Bay Area.
Active Impact
Creating a pathbreaking space of visibility and belonging on the green for LGBTQ+ golfers, sports professionals, and allies since 2019.
PGA Endorsed
Celebrating our status as the world's first-ever PGA-endorsed LGBTQ+ sporting event, a major milestone in sports history.
A Groundbreaking Legacy
Pioneering Representation in Sport
For years, the SF Pride Pro-Am Golf Tournament has stood as a beacon of representation, establishing its legacy as the world's first-ever PGA-endorsed LGBTQ+ sporting event. Set against the magnificent, historic greens of TPC Harding Park, this annual gathering has united LGBTQ+ athletes, corporate allies, and passionate golfers in a shared mission of visibility, sportsmanship, and social impact.
While active tournament play is currently on pause, its enduring spirit remains. Through community grants, groundbreaking media coverage, and the celebration of LGBTQ+ athletic trailblazers, the tournament's legacy of breaking barriers continues to inspire progress on and off the course.
The Prism Award for Leadership in Golf
2025 Honoree
Matt Cohn
Previous Recipients
- Tisha Alyn (2024)
- Jamie Leno Zimron (2023)
- Hailey Davidson (2022)
- Tadd Fujikawa (2021)
Tournament by the Numbers
Historic Years
A landmark legacy of play and representation since 2019
Golfers & Allies
Gathering on the greens for community and equality
Raised
Supporting local LGBTQ+ community programs
PGA Endorsed
Breaking barriers as the first tournament of its kind
A Legacy of Inclusion in Golf
Making History
SF Pride launched the world's first PGA-endorsed LGBTQ+ sporting event, breaking barriers in professional golf. Featured in Golf Digest's September issue, the inaugural tournament set a new standard for inclusion in sports.
Growing the Movement
Each year, the tournament expanded in scale, visibility, and impact. We proudly honored pioneering LGBTQ+ athletes with the Leadership in Golf Award, establishing a national stage for representation in professional sports.
Pioneering Progress
While active tournament play is currently on pause, the impact of our historic run endures. The relationships forged and the path paved for LGBTQ+ athletes will continue to guide SF Pride's athletic advocacy.
Leadership in Golf Award
Honoring Trailblazers in the LGBTQ+ Community
Tisha Alyn
Professional Golfer & Media Personality
Jamie Leno Zimron
LPGA Pro & "The Golf Sensei"
Hailey Davidson
First Trans Woman to Win a Pro Tour Event
Tadd Fujikawa
PGA Tour Pro
What Golfers Say
"This tournament is more than just golfâit's about community, visibility, and making a statement that LGBTQ+ people belong everywhere, including on the golf course."
â 2024 Participant
"Playing at TPC Harding Park with fellow LGBTQ+ golfers and allies was incredible. The rainbow-themed touches and celebratory atmosphere made it unforgettable."
â 2023 Participant
"As a corporate sponsor, this tournament allowed us to demonstrate our commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion in a meaningful way. Our team had an amazing day."
â Corporate Sponsor
Frequently Asked Questions
The SF Pride Golf Tournament was established to promote diversity, equity, and representation in professional and recreational sports. Played in a friendly scramble format at the historic TPC Harding Park, it welcomed golfers of all skill levelsâfrom absolute beginners to seasoned prosâfocusing on camaraderie, networking, and raising vital funds for LGBTQ+ causes.
Over its historic seven-year run, the tournament series raised over $300,000. All proceeds went directly to SF Pride's Community Partners Program, which distributes grants to local grassroots LGBTQ+ non-profits. These funds have directly supported essential services, including housing assistance, mental health advocacy, youth programs, and senior support across the San Francisco Bay Area.
The tournament proudly presented the Prism Award for Leadership in Golf to trailblazing athletes and figures who have advanced LGBTQ+ inclusion in sports. Outstanding honorees include PGA Tour Pro Tadd Fujikawa (2021), trans champion Hailey Davidson (2022), LPGA Pro Jamie Leno Zimron (2023), golf influencer Tisha Alyn (2024), and community leader Matt Cohn (2025).
While active play is currently on pause, SF Pride continues to evaluate new formats, partnerships, and avenues for athletic advocacy. We encourage you to subscribe to our newsletter and follow our social channels for any future announcements regarding sports and recreational events.
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Featured in Golf Digest
TPC Harding Park, San Francisco
The Journey Continues
The legacy of our landmark tournament series lives on through the grassroots organizations we empower. Join us in sustaining this momentum of inclusion, representation, and vital community advocacy.
Community First
Sustaining local grassroots grants
Historic Legacy
Paving the way on PGA greens
Stronger Together
Allies and athletes united for change